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Car Forum / Land Rover Cars / October 2006

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Water in Driver Footwell

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Gordon James - 17 Oct 2006 21:02 GMT
Disco Series II V8i 2002:

Intermittent (and so far untraceable) water leakage into the driver (RHD)
footwell is becoming exasperating!   I just can't trace it, and hesitate to
rip out all the centre console and carpeting etc.

Any ideas?   Is there any form of overflow from the heating / aircon system
that could be responsible?  How about a blocked drain hole?

GAJ
Richard Brookman - 17 Oct 2006 21:07 GMT
|| Disco Series II V8i 2002:
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|| GAJ

First thing to look for is a blocked drain hole for the aircon.  There are
two tubes leading down from the passenger compartment either side of the
gearbox.  Get underneath and look around with a torch - they're a bit
awkward to reach IME.  Poke some wire up and be prepared for a faceful of
water.  Dry out your carpets and keep an eye on it.  Very common problem,
and easy fix.

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karangahape - 17 Oct 2006 21:50 GMT
Any suggestions for an 'easy fix' on the problem in a S1 disco with no A/C?
I've had wet carpets for 2 years now and can only alleviate the problem by
holes drilled in the floor pan!!....k

> || Disco Series II V8i 2002:
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> Take out the obvious to email me.
TonyB - 17 Oct 2006 22:03 GMT
> Any suggestions for an 'easy fix' on the problem in a S1 disco with no A/C?
> I've had wet carpets for 2 years now and can only alleviate the problem by
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> > water.  Dry out your carpets and keep an eye on it.  Very common problem,
> > and easy fix.

It was a heater matrix in my Disco. Expensive job too.
TonyB
Richard Brookman - 19 Oct 2006 19:49 GMT
||| Any suggestions for an 'easy fix' on the problem in a S1 disco with
||| no A/C? I've had wet carpets for 2 years now and can only alleviate
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|| It was a heater matrix in my Disco. Expensive job too.
|| TonyB

I hope it isn't that!  I did say the "first thing to look for" - IME 9 times
out of 10 it's something simple.  The trouble is, the 10th time it's a
wallet-breaker.

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Austin Shackles - 19 Oct 2006 22:30 GMT
[heater matrix]

>I hope it isn't that!  I did say the "first thing to look for" - IME 9 times
>out of 10 it's something simple.  The trouble is, the 10th time it's a
>wallet-breaker.

If it's anything like the disco I then it's a dash out job.  I did it on the
200-type, takes about 4 hours start to finish.  Might be a bit less if you
knew what you were doing.

dunno what sort of a job it is on a disco II.  It has been observed, with
some justification, that the first part of many cars fitted is the heater
matrix, i.e. everything else is fitted around it.
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EMB - 17 Oct 2006 23:20 GMT
> Any suggestions for an 'easy fix' on the problem in a S1 disco with no A/C?
> I've had wet carpets for 2 years now and can only alleviate the problem by
> holes drilled in the floor pan!!....k

With a 'nym like that you're either a displaced Kiwi or you've been
conned into naming yourself after the red light district in Auckland.

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Derek - 18 Oct 2006 12:22 GMT
> Any suggestions for an 'easy fix' on the problem in a S1 disco with no
> A/C?
> I've had wet carpets for 2 years now and can only alleviate the problem by
> holes drilled in the floor pan!!....k
>>> ==============================
check the bulkhead especially where the innerwing joins they are prone to
rust in that area  easy way is to pull up the carpets and take a look  if
its not obvious run a hose gently over the area under the wheel arch and on
top of the inner at the join
one solution of many
Derek
Cyberwraith - 18 Oct 2006 17:57 GMT
>> Any suggestions for an 'easy fix' on the problem in a S1 disco with no
>> A/C?
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> one solution of many
> Derek

I have had this problem for a couple of years now. Thought I had stopped it
a while back by re-sealing the windscreen, but it is back. Only when the
Disco is parked on the drive though.
Lee_D - 19 Oct 2006 23:25 GMT
Gordon James <gordon.james@skynet.be> uttered summat worrerz funny
about:
> Disco Series II V8i 2002:
>
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>
> GAJ

Wait for the dry season before crossing?

Lee D
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